Buckeye tops Oberlin 60 48 on senior night showdown
Oberlin fought to half time leading 25 25 but Buckeye dominated rebounding 62 26 and offense 82 shots. Janiah Bowen Pride led Buckeye with 14 points and 7 boards while Clara McCown fueled early play with 7 points and 7 rebounds. Candice Locklear hit key threes as Buckeye pulled away late.
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Buckeye 60 Oberlin 48 in women’s hoop clash
Buckeye defeated Oberlin 60 to 48 led by Hudak 7 points and Melilla 3 pointers. Buckeye outrebounded 62 to 26 and improved to 7-11 while Oberlin drops to 6-13 with balanced scoring from Locklear Jones and Bowen-Pride.
Amherst bowler posts 300 in 547 series in loss
Garrett Smith rolled a perfect game and 247 opener for Amherst, totaling 547 in a 2629 to 2414 defeat to Berea Midpark at Redman Rec. Jon Roberts added a 413 series with 203 and 210 games for the Comets.
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Rothgery earns milestone as Elyria Catholic routs Central Christian
Elyria Catholic led 41-6 after 3 quarters as Rothgery reaches 330 coaching wins amid praise from Mya Rivera. The Panthers defense limited Central Christian to 20 points through three quarters, buoyed by Rivera and Ogletree and a 54-20 final by Elyria Catholic with Fry contributing 11 for the Comets.
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Amherst tops Midview behind deep bench and late run
Amherst overcomes a 47-42 deficit as Coleman scores 23 in final three quarters and Robinson, Dudziak, and Stanley contribute. Midview, hampered by 22 turnovers, sees key runs from Coleman and Lymer as the Comets pull away 93-68.
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